Company problems on the horizon?

CVA – Company voluntary arrangement

Administration

HMRC or other Creditors pressing for payment

Did you know there could be a much less stressful, faster and cheaper way to help solve your director’s responsibilities?

Company Transfer Sell your firm fast with our specialist service

Resign and put a new owner in the director’s chair

If your firm is in financial trouble and you are worried about the possibility of future problems impacting you personally or any new business you may form, such as a negative credit score, problems with insurance, etc. If the thought of having to face creditors, attend liquidation meetings or having your personal details published in the London Gazette, is making you feel uneasy, we can arrange for your firm to be sold (The maximum purchase price for any company is £1:00)

Upon payment of our arrangement fee ( starting at just £2001) we transfer ownership of your firm including shares to a new legal owner. We will act as the company accountants and advisors so the new owners of your former business, will be able to attend to all ongoing business matters.

Providing you supply us with a list of creditors we will write to your unsecured creditors including bank loans HP finance and bounce-back loans. We will also update HMRC both VAT & PAYE address records. The new legal owners of your former firm will deal with any liquidation matters attending creditors meetings or interviews with the official receiver or other insolvency practitioners. Your business will be legally taken over the shares will be transferred and the registered address PSC, director/Secretary details including service address will all be changed. All this can happen within 2 days meaning you will no longer have any responsibility for the future day-to-day running of your former company.

Please note this service will not release directors from financial responsibilities in regard to directors loans or personal guarantees given against any company debts nor will it relieve company officers from possible accountability who have previously traded fraudulently or with misconduct.